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... French, who replied, I not speak French, Princess.’* On which the Princess said, Iho iwt »}*enk English; and turned her back to Mrs. was the whole' Court, was tjiought extraordinary, as this devout and fanatic Princess known to speak English very well, and ...
... this morning her Royal Highness is very well. Anacreon Moore arrived in London on Sunday, with another poem, which report speaks highly. The Earl of Lauderdale, and his eldest son, Lord Maitland, arc on their way to London from Scotland. Mr. Tierney is ...
... contact with human head, is wi;li sbpp-window, therein- endangering the peaceable passenger and llie - honest tradesniaii. I speak, perhaps, more feelingly, having witnessed several very severe accidents, occasioned tins play, nod suSered mateiiai-iy myself ...
... intense and intellectual; and his firo-orand into wilderness, and if the conflagra when he was engaged and interest! din speaking, his tion rose too high, and consumed some its statelier countenance changed into living, ardent, almost bril- and more solid ...
... Angulm iste, in those articles.” . i which was worth to him much more than any NEW CO HESS. ■ other person. The German Papers speak of new Congress,' As a tolerable close to this short survey, we beg to next year by the Allied Sovereigns and leave to introduce ...
... | stationed in St. Helena,'and was returning home- and three children. The rest tire crew were j half pay. His companions speak him with even saved. The gentleman from whom we procured enthusiastic regard, and the judgment the young these particulars ...
... swept off without delay. intended to some other observations, but we just meet the following iu Morning Paper, which shall speak fir u.s, MENDICITY—DANGEROUS NUISANCE. The increase of Fever Jn this City, though nut «t prosoni to a’arming degree, r(H)d#rs ...
... stationed in St. Helena, and was returning i |)artn at Shrewsbury (where the gentleman home on half-pay. , His companions speak of him with even jj ,j, had long been looking ,r ® P'. . f enthusiastic regard, the judgment the young is. one of w om he might ...